francisco right now in this view right now of financial district as we make our way through the day we'll notice less and less of that great more and more sunshine to be had and sooner than yesterday even and afternoon highs for some of our inland areas little bit warmer than yesterday's dry conditions continue and temperatures cool to start warm to finish 50's and 60's as you are stepping outside this early friday morning, pittsburgh at 65 degrees right now fairfield right at 60. while livermore and dublin as well as berkeley each at 58 degrees later you do have a few 90's back in the works including areas like solano county a further inland. i'll tell you where to expect our warmest weather and what to expect this weekend in general still ahead james all right, thank you john. let's get to the news this morning president trump says that he thinks there will be a coronavirus vaccine by election day. >>he is also launching new attacks on presumptive democratic presidential nominee, joe biden we have jim acosta now with the story.

>>another day another case of presidential coronavirus misinformation. today president trump suggesting without any evidence that a vaccine could be ready by election day mom optimistic that it will be. >>probably around that day. i believe we'll have the vaccine before the end of the year certainly been around that date. yes i think that's contradicting government health experts who say a vaccine likely won't be ready. >>until the end of the year at the earliest my projection which is only projection is that somewhere towards the end of the year. the beginning of 2021, we will know whether we have a safe and effective vaccine trump's claim the latest wishful thinking from a president who has repeatedly made false and misleading statements about the pandemic is going away now it will go away things go absolutely nuts said you know my mind it will go a doctor fauci also contradicting that prediction

was long as you have any member of society any demographic group who's not seriously trying to get to the end game of suppressing this. it will continue to smolder and smolder and small that. and then there's the president's false claim about the coronavirus and children. the fact is that they are virtually immune from this problem and we have to open our schools, i'm talking about. >>from getting very sick their immune systems a very very strong very powerful and they. they seem to be able to handle it very well i get the sense of maybe the president doesn't doesn't know what the word immune means between 25350,000 children have been infected by this virus children may be a little less likely to get infected. >>and we don't know how likely they are to spread it to others, but they're not immune from the disease. >>no one who hasn't had a is immune from this disease facebook and twitter removed

the video of trump's false claim about children to avoid spreading misinformation. >>twitter even briefly freezing the trump campaign's twitter account. >>as for the campaign today, the commission on presidential debates rejecting trump's request to schedule a 4th debate early next month rating. >>3.90 minute debates worked well to fulfill the voter education purposes the debates are intended to serve and stating they are committed to the schedule of debates, it has plans. trump has claimed an earlier debate is needed because of early in the mail in voting this year. >>that was jim acosta reporting also the commission which plans the presidential debates has pushed back against the trump campaign's request for a 4th debate earlier in the cycle. closer to home. we have food bank delivery trucks being the target vandals and that's happening at the time when few to food security is critical

here in the bay area kron four's dan thorn explains what happened. >>long lines at food giveaways across the bay area have highlighted the need throughout the covid-19 pandemic a handful of trucks owned by a nonprofit trying to meet that need had to be taken off the street and acid like liquid was maliciously poured into their fuel tanks, i think it's for someone to actually on purpose disable food trucks delivering food to hungry it's pure evil. >>deacon roger with saint andrew presbyterian church says they serve about 60 to 75 people who are dependent on the food pantry and lately the need has grown considerably right now because of the pandemic food insecurity is is probably 20 to 30%. more than it was before scrambling to get new trucks the san francisco marin food bank was able to quickly secure some more there were brief interruptions to deliveries but the food bank says quote we are shocked and heartbroken about the situation, we'd also like to reassure our

participants in moran that all of our food pantries are still operating as usual. sandra fell police say surveillance video shows the crime taking place around 6 o'clock sunday morning that video is not being released as the investigation continues. i think it's somebody you you know a little unstable probably. >>quite honestly because nobody in their right mind is going to get in the way of feeding hungry people reporting in sandra fell dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well in the east bay to neighboring neighboring restaurants in alameda are recovering now for some early morning burglaries forcefully to call has a closer look at the surveillance video of what happened. >>calvin talk on uses a key to enter the front line was established in 19 king pub and grub in downtown alameda. he just had replays. >>that's because hours earlier just before 4 o'clock in the morning, his surveillance cameras captured 3 people. >>using a torch i'm not sure

what it is and it appears the thieves did not go to for its another. >>you know punch to the gut during 2024 restaurants scott her way and his wife amy boys micco and the hobnob eats and drinks next door to monkey king of minutes after that burglary set off the alarm the hobnob was ransacked and their surveillance system also spotted the thieves in the act the 2 businesses share a wall. her way and boys not believe the same thieves broke through their shared door and got inside it was mostly property they broke into her office and tried to prior save the couple says just like their neighbor the ordeal will set them back about $1000. >>during a time when every

penny counts as a you know a tough pill to swallow right now when. >>you know we're we're all struggling in this industry right now small business owners like doctor ricardo do say people should be supporting restaurants now and not stealing from them, everybody's trying to get these sba loans, you know on and there's not enough to go around so yeah i think is really unfortunate calvin taunts as revenues are already down 30% because he's services have been reduced to take out orders hurts it hurts both restaurants have filed reports with the police department in alameda police today all kron 4 news. >>let's go to the south bay now we're mcdonald's workers are pushing the fast food giant to offer more workplace safeguards against coronavirus kron four's rob fladeboe taking a closer look at that story. >>about 2 dozen people from unions and social justice group staged a car caravan and protest at this mcdonald's on north first street in san jose

we're here to support workers who claim mcdonald's isn't doing enough to safeguard employees from the coronavirus alleging she was fired for speaking out was maria ruiz they said. >>and we're keen is a show workings but all days mall. >>we need pp and i mean that thing for me now are as bad now not being there at the right. >>joining the demonstration and calling on mcdonald's to offer hazard paid to employees along with more ppe and other safeguards which state assemblyman ash call rock so we have to make sure just like anyone else that's an essential worker they're being given the protective gear. >>that they feel sick. they can stay home without risk of losing their job. they get hazard pay respect right. san jose police kept watch eventually or during the demonstration off restaurant property. >>protesters claim here and across the country workers are afraid to speak out for fear

of retaliation i'm not stopping and finding far may get back informar pp employer. do you need that when they walk in a statement, mcdonald's said the protesters claims mischaracterize what is happening. >>we are upholding the highest standards of safety and hygiene starting in march mcdonnell's as enhanced nearly 50 process ease with the safety and well-being of crew and customers top of mind, including requiring masks gloves protective barriers daily wellness and temperature checks and here is the social distancing guidelines. ppe is an ample supply across restaurants, including the distribution of a 100 million masks to restaurants across the country. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well there's a new spin now on outdoor dining in san francisco. we have one restaurant placing guests in bubble like domes the goal of course is to make diners feel more safe during this pandemic refers taylor sackey gives us

a look. >>you've probably seen this concept floating around other countries over the last few months actually the manager says he was inspired by japan and says why not right here in the bay area since he hasn't seen it yet. >>he says nowadays you have to think out of the box to stay afloat in san francisco's main plaza sushi has shiri is serving up a whole new dining experience. >>but this time we're not talking about the food 3 tall translucent domes appeared on wednesday and the restaurant's patio for outdoor dining got their tables. it's not set any points until they arise. >>it's very minimal contacts. >>in a jerk in each room russ says he wanted to bringing new concept to the city also giving guests a peace of mind when dining during the pandemic on not all are keen on the idea of these dining dom's many or at least in treat >>this

>>the michelin star restaurant went through dramatic changes at the start of the pandemic transitioning from a 1912 course meal to take out. like many others in the business, the restaurant of major financial hits a dramatic is really scary to even say or even share the but. >>a good 78% job that we're seeing a former operations so has been a major struggle for us dome summit service says they're able to bring back a bit of normalcy to their menu. >>they're now offering five-course meals and allowing up to 4 guests in each of the domes each dining bubbles equipped with windows for a breeze and the crew for at least 45 minutes in between the 5, 07:30pm reservations, well, it's only been a couple of days sushi is sherry says it's been a successful concepts so far they're getting a lot of looks they're looking to get more of these outdoor dining bubbles soon in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>coming up with an update you

on the new additions to the forty-niners tackle trent williams he's expected to be a major piece of the offensive line. and here's a quick live look outside our camera along the embarcadero in san francisco giving us a look at what it's like over the city, and we're

back for 45 is the time we have john triple standing by with a check of the forecast for us this morning. so let's get to a good morning john good morning james today, well it's going to be a pretty

similar one to yesterday. >>temperatures today will be a little bit warmer for most of the bay area you've actually got a clear view as of right now of the east bay than what we saw at the same time yesterday can actually see down into berkeley and even some of the bay bridge there in the distance as cloud cover is sitting right above us this morning. now as we make our way through the day fog will remain right along the immediate coastline pretty similar to yesterday while the rest of us get a solid dose of sunshine. still in the midst of this nice little cool down that we've got that is keeping things still warm but not as warm as we have been as a high pressure ridge builds in back behind this dip in the jet stream we do eventually see temperatures warming back on up into the upcoming weekend so brief cool down these past couple of days and now it's time to start working our ways upwards specially into tomorrow and sunday, today's daytime highs 60's near the coastline very similar to yesterday. well 70's to 80's alongside the shore of the bay burlingame you'll be at 75

today was saying carlos redwood city down the mountain view all 80 degrees for daytime highs low 80's to upper 70's down in the south bay was san jose 82 saratoga cupertino in los gatos also at 82 for today's daytime highs fremont union city and hayward in the 70's while tri valley on up through walnut creek in concord all in the 80's. berkeley and richmond actually touch cooler than yesterday as that fog pushes right through the golden gate and streams right there along the bay side in the east bay. the lay how you'll be at 74 for a nice day time high well antioch in vacaville or first 2 spots back in the low 90's setting us up for more 90's into the weekend saturday sunday and monday of next week all looking at 90's for your highs inland with 70's remaining along the bay side and 60's near the coast. temperatures begin to cool back down into the middle of next week. james all right, thank you very much john. here's a quick check of the richmond sandra fell bridge as we look at traffic around the bay, nice and light

no problems for young west bound 5.80 through richmond. across the span into foreign county, so things looking pretty good for you as you head out the door this morning at least for that stretch a bay area freeway also looking nice here at the bay bridge we've got westbound 80 traffic moving at the limit your barely slowing down as you make your way through the toll plaza and you're at the limit across the span. so so far so good if you're making your way around the bay this early morning or back to the headlines now we have oakland's popular first friday events canceled for months and now it faces yet another obstacle, vendors and businesses are concerned with a new street safety projects kron four's gayle ong takes a look. >>oakland department of transportation install these bollards on telegraph avenue for safer bike lanes but it's the same location where first fridays vendors set up the popular monthly block party has been canceled during the pandemic but organizers are concerned these safety measures will hurt businesses when the event returns dot is telling us well you can just remove the bollards and then

put them back. >>life that's a huge undertaking. it's not feasible for us to do that we're running on shoestring budget already. >>the new bollards are part of the transportation improvement project that was initiated in 2016 it runs on telegraph from 20th street to 29th street. a city study found the area is a high injury corridor sherry godinez manages first fridays she says the vendors will have less space and businesses have already lost customers who like to pull up for a moment in our opinion this. >>projects failed in our organizations opinion it should be taken apart and changed into a black or white plains and that's what we've been asking for for the last year in an email, a spokesperson would oakland's dot says the city has participated in numerous community meetings leading up to you and since the initial installation of the project in 2016 oakland city council voted to schedule more meetings with the community. >>hoping for a resolution dates for the meetings have

not yet been determined in oakland gayle ong kron 4 news. >>all right, let's talk area, baseball the a's, the hottest team in baseball right now they currently sit atop the a l west. they went into thursday's game against the texas rangers looking for their 6th straight win. so let's jump to the bottom of the second matt olson at the plate and he hit his 4th home run of the year look at that one go and that put the a's on the scoreboard first and then after he rounds the rounds, the bases, let's jump to the 4th 2 nothing a's bases loaded for chris davis and he lines one to left field that's good for a base hit and 2 runs come in to score on that and that extends the a's lead to 4 and really that's as much as the a's would need because in the end they defeat the rangers 6 to 4. they sweep them and they'll be hosting the astros tonight. as for the giants they wrapped up their four-game series with the rockies yesterday so here. we are top of the 7th rockies up one nothing 2 runners on base for murray ceo dubon and he sends this one high and deep

to left field dji's take the lead on his first homer of the season. next inning giants up by a run. daniel murphy there you see him at the plate he hits one deep to right field and just like that the rockies take the lead. on that 2 run homer and they weren't done yet. couple batters later, we've got charlie blackmon now smashing one to right field for a two-run homer so in the end, the giants ended up falling to the rockies. score also 6 to 4 just not in their favor like it was the a's jets will head to la to take on the dodgers 2 let's talk about the niners there in the midst of training camp one of the biggest new faces in the building is tackle trent williams, he's been off the field for over a year now after a dispute with his former team in washington d c but when he's on the field where there's no doubt that he's one of the best tackles in football. he's welcome are a welcome addition to the niners with the retirement of joe staley trent says that he's been waiting a long time

to get back on the gridiron. >>just so ecstatic just to get back in the building you know, but in jersey all my home and back on just get around the guys food. and just you know that. their friendship their bond that you get would become flooded i think i miss that a lot over the last 12. 14 months. >>and future hall of famer, the forty-niners kicking off their season on september 13th against the arizona cardinals. >>here's a live look outside we'll take a break back with more headlines in a minute as we go we'll check the view here at san francisco international airport. cloudy overhead looks at the airport starting to wake up we'll be right back. welcome back

getting close to 05:00am now and as you are stepping outside do anticipate some gray skies overhead for at least a few more hours this morning. >>but a lot like yesterday, those gray skies will clear up pretty quickly it's going to set us up for a lot more sunshine to kick off the weekend today, the golden gate bridge well as a bit breezy out there. but what you are looking at its fog well over the bridge here not really driving through it, san francisco winds at 8 miles per hour sustained currently out of the southwest pushing on into the bay and that's what's pushed that low gray on into the bay itself making for a great start to the morning similar winds to yesterday as we make our way through this friday, 50's and 60's for your

current temperatures later on today you can expect those 50's and 60's we've got right now intially scoot on upwards 60's near the coast 70's, 80's and 90's elsewhere. james all right, thank you very much john a beloved san francisco institution is being saved from permanent closure. the toy boat cafe or dessert cafe has been serving up ice cream scoops and sandwiches and coffee for 38 years on clement street. >>the original owners announced that they would be retiring, they did that 2 months ago because of the pandemic and but businesses are put the business up for sale will now another local cafe owner has stepped in to keep it afloat the cafe is expected to reopen in early september if not sooner pandemic pending of course but good to know that that cafe still going to be in business. >>we'll take a break now for 55 coming up in the next hour oakland school year starts on monday. but a lot of students still don't have computers for distance learning, we'll take closer look at that problem plus controversy surrounding the oakland a's after a bench

coach appears and they cannot see salute. in the dugout going to be live coliseum with the latest on that. and we track tiger woods in san francisco is round 2 of the pga championship tees off this morning. we'll have the latest. from harding park we'll be right back. here's a quick live look outside we've got a couple can show you the embarcadero camera san francisco with the bay bridge. a few low clouds john trouble have a complete check of the forecast for you coming up. and we'll find out what's on tap for today and into the weekend. ♪

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>>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 5. >>happy friday to you i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we've got john trouble with us this morning as usual with a check of the forecast let's do that first before we get to the news. john hey there guys we are starting off the weekend today with similar conditions as to what we had yesterday still going to be warm inland, but not as warm as we were earlier this week and it's still going to be a little cloudier towards the coast. now as the phone this morning sitting under some cloud cover much as the rest of the bay area is this low rate will hang out with us for the next few hours but depart after that even a little quicker than yesterday's graded so a good dose of sunshine returning early morning for most of the

bay area and staying with us into your friday afternoon as for current temperatures right now we're in the 50's and 60's san mateo you're at 58 degrees currently concord double in pittsford hovering right around 60 degrees to just above that mark little cooler up in the north bay this morning as for temperatures later on today we're going to be just a little bit warmer than yesterday highs working our way back into the upper 80's inland in some cases actually back into the low 90's for some of our for the stun land areas. i'm talking more about what to expect as we make our way into this weekend still to come. >>he. >>i couldn't help over at the table and that what they were offering us was sophie's choice. not enough money for food not enough nothing for housing in terms of rentals a moratorium that's nice but it's not money. for rent. it not enough money for money in the pockets of the american people who really need this who through no fault of their own.